I want to have master degree in physics.

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The discussion centers on pursuing a master's degree in physics or mathematics online, specifically focusing on quantum mechanics. The Open University offers an MSc in Mathematics, which is a viable option for this goal. The program allows students to select mathematics courses relevant to quantum mechanics and includes a dissertation component that can apply mathematical concepts to quantum mechanics. A recommended resource is "Advanced Mathematical Methods with Maple" by Derek Richards, which provides practical examples related to quantum mechanics.

PREREQUISITES
  • Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or Physics
  • Familiarity with quantum mechanics concepts
  • Basic understanding of mathematical methods
  • Proficiency in using Maple software for mathematical computations
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the Open University MSc in Mathematics program details
  • Explore courses specifically related to quantum mechanics
  • Study "Advanced Mathematical Methods with Maple" by Derek Richards
  • Investigate online resources for quantum mechanics applications in mathematics
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This discussion is beneficial for prospective graduate students in physics or mathematics, particularly those interested in online education and applications of mathematics in quantum mechanics.

Salem Reda
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I'm Egyptian and work at Saudi Arabia
I have a Bachelor of science - Mathematics and Physics department.
So I want to study physics or mathematics on line especially in quantum mechanics.
I'm looking for a university or institute achieve what I want ?
 
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The Open University MSc in Mathematics might be one route:

http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/qualification/F04.htm

You could take the mathematics courses most appropriate to quantum mechanics, then perhaps do a dissertation that involves applying mathematics to quantum mechanics. The final book in the "applied" stream of the course appears to be Advanced Mathematical Methods with Maple by Derek Richards. I would look closely at that and see if it appeals... it has lots of examples of solving equations drawn from quantum mechanics
 

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